Hello,
The CMS doesn’t load the partial file if my code is:
{% global_partial path="../kits/"~theme.layouts.header~"/templates/header/"~theme.layouts.header~"-header.html" %}
But it will load the file if the code is
{% global_partial path="../kits/amazing/templates/header/amazing-header.html" %}
The
theme.layouts.header equals to “amazing”
Do you have any idea of using Dynamic Path for Global Partials?
Thank you very much.
Hi, @tiennguyenvan
Let’s see if we can get the conversation started for you. Hey, @Anton @miljkovicmisa @Jake_Lett have you solved this one, or similar problems, before?
Thank you very much! — Jaycee
Hello Jaycee,
I am using a workaround solution:
{% if theme.layouts.header == "amazing" %}
{% global_partial path="../kits/amazing/templates/header/amazing-header.html" %}
{% endif %}
But this is not an ideal solution because I have to add the same code everytime when I have a new header layout.
Thank you very much.
Hi!
Have you tried wrapping in {{ }}
{% global_partial path="../kits/"~{{ theme.layouts.header }}~"/templates/header/"~{{ theme.layouts.header }}~"-header.html" %}
alternatively
{% set partial_url = "../../templates/partials/" ~ module.partial ~ ".html" %}
{% global_partial path={{ partial_url }} %}
Variables are not parsed in the global_parial function. So the ‘if’ method seems to be the only solution for now.